Sentence examples for dominant colours from inspiring English sources

The algorithm presented in this paper focuses on the classes of images that have two dominant colours, i.e. most of the areas in the image are uniformly coloured.

In the older areas to the east, however, brown and ochre are the dominant colours.

It's like a graveyard … Mauve and mustard are the most dominant colours under the water.

Within living mem ory, the valleys and hills were cultivated; the dominant colours were almond blossom in early spring and wheat in summer.

White and blue are the dominant colours, and the building has a magnificent prayer hall, office and public space for seminars, exhibitions, even plays.

But though these three are the dominant colours they are not the only ones I hope to capture in my photo.

In the 19th century a dark morph of the moth emerged in response to air pollution during the Industrial Revolution and became the dominant colour morph, almost completely replacing the light-coloured form.

He made hand-coloured prints of the kind called tan-e (in which the dominant colour is supplied by tan, or red lead, a method used from the last quarter of the 17th century until the invention of colour printing in 1741); these were also called urushi-e or "lacquer pictures" when the black tone was given a stronger lustre by the addition of glue to the ink.

The painting's dominant colour is an earthen, worn-out brown.

The exhibition begins in the late 18th century, when cream and white was the dominant colour scheme.

There was no absolutely dominant colour, and they could be perceived as either.